What are the stories hidden in our old snapshots? How do we create art in which text and image work together?

This practical workshop for established and aspiring writers, poets and artists will look at ways of extracting narratives from photographs, and explore different artistic practices of combining text and image. Using your own photographs as a starting point, you'll be inspired to write stories, poems, and fragments, ask questions, create fictions, and ultimately create work to be exhibited at the gallery space at Woolfson & Tay. No experience necessary.

Spaces are limited to a maximum of 20 participants, so please book early to avoid disappointment!

Workshop Series
From Sept 29 - Nov 24
(Fortnightly)
6.30pm-8.30pm
Fee: £90
Concessions: £60*
* students, unemployed and retirees

Shaun Levin is author of Snapshots of The Boy. His other books include Seven Sweet Things, A Year of Two Summers, and Isaac Rosenberg’s Journey to Arras: A Meditation. He teaches creative writing at Bishopsgate Institute and on the Complete Creative Writing Course at The Groucho Club in Soho. He has run workshops in settings as diverse as the National Portrait Gallery, London Zoo, cemeteries, restaurants, and theatres.

To learn more about Shaun Levin, visit his website